A hand sewn softcover edition of Server by Stephen Moran

5x8 inch standard size book

64 page white paper interior

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Description of SERVER

You Won't See It Coming. 

Scott Holden lives two lives. In one, he waits tables, enduring an unending siege of abuse from customers, co-workers, and bosses. Invisible to them, he also feels like there’s a target on his back. In the other, Scott is a writer during furloughs from his working-class nightmare. But the line between his work identity and his artistic one is blurring under the strain. Is his life filling his fiction with violent daydreams or is his writing fueling the real-life desperation and darkness in his soul?

Read one of the nine interconnected short stories from SERVER

A Moment and Forever - Excerpt from SERVER by Stephen Moran

A hand sewn softcover single signature blank journal with parchment interior.

4x5 inch pocket sized book.

48 pages.

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Select from 3 Parchment color options for the interior

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Gold

Ivory

Get a hand made book just how you want it. No two alike.

Hand Sewn Hardcover Edition of SERVER by Stephen Moran

64 pages

Hand sewn

Hand cut

Hand made case cover with black book cloth

and dustjacket made from 110 LB cardstock

to protect the hardcover

70 PT Binders Board i

You will get 3 free add on softcover journals

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Description of SERVER from Amazon

You Won't See It Coming. 

Scott Holden lives two lives.

In one, he waits tables, enduring an unending siege of abuse from customers, co-workers, and bosses. Invisible to them, he also feels like there’s a target on his back.

In the other, Scott is a writer during furloughs from his working-class nightmare.

But the line between his work identity and his artistic one is blurring under the strain.

Is his life filling his fiction with violent daydreams or is his writing fueling the real-life desperation and darkness in his soul?